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Dyserth Mine
Primary Reference Number (PRN) : 18063 Trust : Clwyd Powys Community : Dyserth Unitary authority : Denbighshire NGR : SJ05707950 Site Type (preferred type first) : POST MEDIEVAL LEAD MINE / POST MEDIEVAL SILVER MINE
Description : Lead/Silver (1869-70)
Geology Carboniferous Limestone and Coal Measures.
Workings The workings to the north of the waterfall are masked by the dense undergrowth of the hill-slopes that are circumvented by Carreg Heilyn Lane.
South of Dyserth Waterfall, Ash Tree Shaft lies in the fields to the west of housing at SJ05607920.
The more western workings ran into coal measures (Smith 1921). Although the returns were only made for one year, evidence suggests a longer period of operation. The mine may have been worked later by Talargoch Company.
Transport The Mineral Railway served the sett.
Power No evidence.
Processing No evidence.
Other features No evidence.
Sources :
Clwyd Powys Archaeological Trust , 1993 , Site visit record - PRN18063
April 20, 2025, 12:12 pm
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